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AniMotions - 3D Comics, Anime and Video Games FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)
Category: Main -> Galleries - Viewing Images
| Answer | | · Help! Why do I only see a few (or no) images in the gallery? Please be sure you have at least one category checked YES in each section of your Gallery Preferences. Many people forget to check something in the Media section, so they don't see any images. [ Back to Top ]
| | · What if I don't want to see certain pictures? AniMotions has unique Gallery software especially constructed to cater to different tastes. You can view or block any category of artwork you desire.
For example, if you prefer Comics and would rather not see Anime, you may make that choice. Or, if you are letting your very young children view AniMotions, you can exclude images rated PG-13 (that's the most mature level we allow here).
Here is the procedure:
(1) Click on Your Account under Modules
(2) At the top of the page, click on Gallery Preferences
(3) Choose which categories you wish to see and which not. There is no limitation on combinations. For example, you can choose to see Comics and Anime, but not Video Games. You can choose to view PG-13 art, but not G pieces. It is totally up to you! You control what you see! And you can change your mind at any time.
(4) Be sure to press Save Changes at the bottom of the page
We hope you enjoy this personalized Gallery experience. We are always open to suggestion, so if you have any comments, good or bad, please share them in the Forums. [ Back to Top ]
| | · I chose not to see a picture like this, but here one is! What gives? We depend on the artist to properly categorize their picture when they upload it. They can also change the categories associated with each picture at any time if they so choose. After all, it is their artwork.
However, sometimes we all make mistakes, or have a bad day, so the categorization may be improper. Thank you for noticing.
At the bottom of the page where you are viewing the picture, there is a button labeled Report Improper Category.
Press that button and follow the directions.
Thank you for your assistance. [ Back to Top ]
| | · Hey, this picture violates the TOS! What do I do? At the bottom of the page where you are viewing the picture, there is a button labeled Report TOS Violation.
Press that button and follow the directions.
And thank you for helping! Our moderators depend on you to help with things that sometimes escape their attention. After all, we are all human. [ Back to Top ]
| | · What do all these categories mean? They are confusing me. Rating: G
Content suitable for children of all ages. No violence, mature language or sexual innuendo.
Rating: PG-13
May contain mature language, violence or sexual innuendo. Parents are advised to review content with this rating before allowing their young children to view it.
Category: Comics
Fan art and original artwork relating to Comic Series, in both 2D and 3D.
Category: Anime
Original art and fan art in the style of Japanese Anime, both 2D & 3D.
Category: Sci-Fi
Robots, space ships, future worlds, alien beings. Not for xenophobes!
Category: Fantasy
Dragons, faerie folk, elves, witches, wizards, warlocks and dwarves lurk here.
Category: Video Games
Whether it’s fan art or original character design, this is the gamer’s corner.
Medium: 3D/CGI
Images that rely heavily on the use of software filters or effects, or rendered 3D images.
Medium: 2D
Images that look like traditional drawings, paintings or cartoons, e.g., sketches, watercolors, oils, anime, etc. They can be hand done and scanned or done in a program such as Painter.
Medium: Photography
Photographic or primarily photographic images.
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| | · Why can't I see some of the animations? You need to download and install the DivX codec from www.divx.com. Also, if you a running XP, you need to go to Microsoft and get the latest update for Media Player.
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